Tag: Travel
7 Jun
John Derian is a treasure. It’s not that there aren’t many with talent and vision because there are, the world over. But Derian...
26 Apr
We can travel through art — deep into the landscape of a Renaissance master, gracefully along the curve of a calligrapher’s hand,...
23 Feb
There may be a creeping sameness to the world, but just beneath the monotony lie cultures painted with their own colors and styles. In each...
28 Oct
She tangled with ghost nets and lost her flipper. The pain we cause to other creatures, through thoughtlessness and arrogance, is tragic. When...
3 Sep
Mankind has opted for monoculture, a desert of boredom. We travel to escape – vertically up a mountain or into the seas’...
18 Aug
I always forget just how beautiful, pristine and naturally rich the Bahamas are. We travel halfway around the world looking for gorgeous beaches...
3 Jul
I spent yesterday with Dustin Yellin, arguably one of the most influential contemporary artists around. His pieces are fascinating –...
29 May
Sol LeWitt’s wall Friday evening, the end of a week of work, good work that I enjoy. Yet planning travel for people is work...
25 May
It is there in the eyes of a face different from ours halfway around the globe, in the fingertips of an artisan’s handshake, in the steady...
29 Mar
When you go, leave your preconceptions behind. Take a wild imagination, dive deep into millennia past and re-envision the future. Travel is...
15 Nov
I have a collection of shoes gathered over the course of many years from around the world. They are exotic, beautiful, charming, odd. That...
3 Nov
I have come to this lovely country that runs along the back of Italy’s boot and down its heel, a coastal plain of russet earth planted with...
23 Sep
Francis Mallmann’s Restaurant Garzon is arguably Uruguay’s best restaurant and one of the finest in all of South America. But...
21 Sep
A child’s travels begin in the imagination, down the rabbit hole, in Mr. McGregor’s garden, under the floorboards, across a treasure...
7 Apr
Each Cotswold village, it seems, is more picturesque than the last, and the rolling countryside that links them, lined with thick hedgerows...
16 Jan
Burj al Arab profile behind Jumeirah Madinat One’s impressions of places have so much to do with who you travel with,...
11 Dec
Day #8 – So Close and Yet So Far Travel is as much about the imagination as it is about reality. Travel 101, as you all know, is about setting...
9 Dec
We have had no internet for the last two days on top of which we have been in the car for long hours on each of them. One thing you have to...
9 Dec
Day 4 What a delicious day! This place, I will start off saying, is beyond fabulous. There is more potential here, more latent beauty,...
15 Nov
Piazza del Duomo An hour and a half by road from Milan is the small, elegant and refined city of Parma. In this foodie age it is probably...
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